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Kerim Alajbegovic chose the Jersey Number, worn by the Juventus Icon

Published: August 6, 2026
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Bosnia and Herzegovina national team member Kerim Alajbegović is getting used to life in the Italian football giant Juventus, and there he chose an interesting number on his back.

Alajbegović will wear the number “17” on his back at Juventus. This is the number that was released after the departure of Montenegrin footballer Vasilij Adžić from the club, confirmed the journalist very close to Juventus, Nicolo Schiro.

By the way, this is a very important number in Juventus’ history. It was worn by one of the biggest attacking icons, namely David Trezeguet, who became famous by wearing the number 17 on his back.

Mario Mandžukić also achieved great success in Juventus with the number 17 on his back, and now Juventus fans hope that our Kerim Alajbegović will do the same in the years to come.

Alajbegović never wore the number 17 jersey in his career, neither in the club nor in the national team.
After joining Juventus’ preparations, which were in full swing, Alajbegović is currently working in Perth, where he will play two friendly matches. He could make his unofficial debut for Juventus there, Klix.ba writes.

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